I'm a motivated, AI-accelerated developer who ships quality products fast. Right now I'm an SDE Intern at Heizen, building internal CRM platforms, and MCP tools that let AI agents work safely with financial data. Before that I was at Elanine Creatives, building client websites end-to-end and shipping core modules for a MERN-based event management platform.
Built 2 internal CRM platforms with NestJS and Next.js for a 100-person team. Shipped a customer-facing fintech SaaS app handling 10,000+ API requests/day. Engineered 7 MCP tools for AI agents to safely process financial data.
Customized 10+ Shopify components, lifting conversion rates by 15%. Delivered high-fidelity client experiences with React and GSAP. Built core modules for a MERN-based event platform powering 200+ events.
A modern event management and ticketing platform. Architected scalable microservices supporting 5,000+ monthly active users with 99.9% uptime, containerized with Docker, plus an Angular admin dashboard for managing the full event lifecycle.
A self-hosted music streaming server in Rust, enabling local network playback for up to 5 concurrent users with sub-300ms latency and zero buffering. The SvelteKit frontend, backend, and database engine all bundle into a single distributable under 10MB.
A minimal RSS feed aggregator focusing on API first architecture for easy integrations.
A CHIP8 interpreter/emulator written in Python. This emulator is based on the classic CHIP8 spec and passes all tests.
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I don't think I need to explain why this is in my skills :D
Initially, I didn't want to switch to TS. But man is this a great thing. Most of my projects are written in TS now.
React was a bit hard to get started with for me, but I'm so glad I did not give up. I have been building UIs using React for more than 5 years now.
Most of the professional projects are built using Next.js. I mean, you cannot really escape from it now, it has grown so large. I use it for my projects at Heizen everyday.
NestJS is a life-saver. Its quite easy to get started with an organized and scalable code structure. I have shipped production grade software using it at Heizen.
Angular was not something I enjoyed learning, but this is what powers FindYourVibe. This actually helped me understand NestJS quite easily, so no efforts wasted there :D
This is my weapon of choice for most of my personal projects. I love the type & memory safety and the performance out of the box. Writing Rust is easy, but writing idiomatic Rust is very hard.
Postgres has become like the de-facto standard for databases now, hasn't it? PS: It is so much more than a database. I use it for almost all of the professional projects at Heizen.
NoSQL has its own uses, and I do understand that. This was the database behind FindYourVibe.
I love SQLite, and use it for most of my personal projects. Its portable & embeddable nature allows me to write lightweight and easy to distribute software.
Tailwind has taken over CSS for quite a while now. I would admit that I just instinctively install it on all of my projects, but I haven't forgotten CSS at all. Nested style FTW!
Haha, cannot really expect a developer to not know about git in this age. I have been using it from 2019, and it has been a great tool. I like reading about its internals in my free time.
Docker makes deployments so easy and make it almost like the whole process. I love configuring servers, but what I hate is rebuilding and restarting apps manually. Thankfully, docker handles that for me. I dockerize most of my apps that are meant to be run on a server.
I don't usually reach for k8s as docker compose is enough for spinning up simple apps. But for enterprise applications, I do put my trust in it. We used k8s to deploy the microservices for FindYourVibe.
